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Notice.

The members of the MikadO Social
Club will meet this evening ut 80 for
important business.
I'D. Simon, Il. Liable,
President. Sec. pro TEN.
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Notice to Tax Payers.

st Martinsville Nov, 9th. 1887.
The tax payers Of st Martinsville are
hereby notified and requested to call at
the office of the undersigned Collector
at the Court House and pay their Corpora
tion taxes for the year 1887.
A. Observation-Disclosures
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nATENTS Procured. VIM. G. Hen
dersOn, g25 X ST., WASH
4 ingtsR, ID. c. Formarly of the Exami-
ming Corps U. s. Patent Office. 17years'
experience. Send sketch or model for re-
port as to patentobility. Correspondence
solicited.
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Married.

Monday Dec. 18th. at the Catholic
Church, by Rev. A. B. Langlois, Mr..
Evalture Bourque to Miss Louise Mail
hos. The best wishes of the Messenger
follow the young couple in thcir. new
life.
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Transient. advertisements, - cents per
.nch for first insertion; 80 cents for each
subsequent insertion.
Official or legal advertisements, 81 per
II inch for first insertion; and 80 cents for
each subsequent insertion.
CIBrief communications upon subjects
d public interest solicited. No attention
will be given to anonymous letters.
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Local Lights.

B. Audibert is in love with the ''Belle
of Anderson.
The round boats have resumed their
trips.
Father Healy paid visit to his old
home. Potute-a-la-Ilache this week.
We may expect a sharp norther for
Christmas.
A very disagreable cold rain fell all
day Tuesday?
Will we have midnight mass this
Christmas?
The Mikado Social Club will give a
grand ':calicO ball. between Christmas
and new year.
The boys of this town who do not be-
long to the club will be heavily taxed at
the door.
BreauX Bridge is soon to have an
Opera House. When shall we have one
in ST. Martinsville.
The lovers who want fine presents for
their sweethearts can suit their tastes by
calling at Labbe's drugstore.
The Mlkado has returned to life.
When shall we hear of the Ladies' Social
Club?
Mr.. Victor Rochon the grocer says he
is up to the time and has fine stock Of
goods for the holiday season.
Oh! how sweet. The Belle of Ander-
son Whiskey.
Mrs. NJ. Bienvenu has just received
full and complete assortment Of MILL
merry and fancy goods.
Several of the sugar houses in this
parish had to suspend operations on ac-
count of the bad weather, and muddy
roads.
Will the Police Jury attend to the
bridge On the Sproule canal, or are they
waiting for some one to break his neck
on It?
Christmas and New Year fall on Sum
days and those who intend to 20 on de-
ligtful little drunk on these days, will
have to take it the day before.
II you want to be happy the coming
year subscribe to the Messenger and we
guarntee to make you happy creature
for only one dollar a year. Cheap
enough, eh?
The Republicans Of this parish will
hold primaries on Sunday the 9Th Of
January to elect delegates to the parish
convention, and elect members to the
Parish Executive Committee.
Mr.. Harrison the popular merchant on
the east side of the bayou has replenished
his stock for the Holidays and is prepared
to give you bargain on all goods in his
line.
We have made arrangements with a
Washington correspondent, and will
present to our readers weekly, uv inter-
esting letter from the capital city, du-
ring the session of Congress.
Look at the advertisement of the Red
Store Mr.. John Ennis proprietor, he ha:
Just received large and well assorted
stock of Merchandise. which he prOpO-
ses to dispose at astOnishingly low fl
CURES.
Sheriff T. L. Broussard left for Baton
Rouge Tuesday with the following pri-
soners: Guillaume alias Pitre VALERIE
sentenced to 10 years at hard labor in
the penitentiary, Joe Jean Pierre,
wears penitentiary, and IIarville DAME
sen fenced to 5 months in the peniten
tiary.
When your girl goes back on you cal
for the Belle of Anderson, at b. Audi
bert.
| We will from this date send larg'
number of sample copies to our friend
and citizens of this and other parishes
those receiving them not wishing to be
come subscribers will please return sam
with the word refused" Our subscrip
ton rate is the low price of one dolla
a year.
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Who Wishes a Bargain?

A strong and substantial peddliDg
Hack, two Horses and the entire outfit
for sale. Address at this Office for fur
theC infOrmatiOns. dec 3
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: N o T l G E

All hunters and tresspassers are hereby
notified to keep of the NOrgress Planta-
ton under the penalty Of the law.
Oct. 1 3 m. j. ID. Collins.
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LOUIS ]. VOORHEES,,

Attorney-at-law and Notary Public.
ST. MARTrNvILLE, LA.
viii practice and promptly attend to
collection OF claims in st. Martin and
adjoining parishes. July Ii, Iy
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800 to $500 a month can be made
working for us. Agents preferred who
can furnish their own horses and give
their whole time to the business. Spar
moments may be profitably employed al
So A few vacancies i'm towns and cities
r +. JOHNSON & CO., 1913 Main street
Richmond Va.
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$3.50 In cash! 3 WOrcester's and 3
Webster's Dictionaries, worth $50, and 4
Dictionary Holders, worth $3.50, given
as prizes for best essays answering the
question why should use Dictionary
Holdery' For full particulars send to
La Verne W. Noyes, 80 & 1Ol W. Monroe
Street, Chicago, the maker Of Dictionary
Holders. Or inquire at your Bookstore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-06-25

The OvER-FEEDING OF INFANTS. From
some inquiries recently made at the Phla'
delphia Hospital we learned that 9f sixty
six foundings received during four years into
that institution, thirty-liye died within The
first year. 1t is true, some OF these deaths
were caused by measles, but the great ma
iority of these infants persisted from what
though commonly known az marasmna,
really means starvation. Now the secret
of this starvation was not an adequate
supply, or absolutely unsuitable character OF
food, or failure 10 give il n proper intervals,
but too much was given. The most frequent
mistake in the artificial nourshmeDt Of new
born infants is giving them the quantity Of
food which the infant st six months, for ex-
ample, requires; disorder of the digestive
organs quickly follows this constant over.
loading the stomach, the child soon loses its
plumpness, then becomes rapidly emaclated
gastric catarrh and diarrhea set in, and the
poor creature dies starved to death By over
feeding. The proper remedy, the true way
to prevent this evil in public institutions,
and often in private practice, is TO have nu:S-
ing bottles which will hold only the quanti-
ty Of food needed for example, instead il
using bottle which holds four to six
ounces, as that generally used does, employ
one which will hold only two ouaces for an
infant during at least the first two months
OF its lfe.-McdicaI NeWs
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence of the Alexa. GAzErrE]
WASHINGTON. D. c., June %, 1887.

TSueeal Correspondence of the Alexa. GAZETTEJ
WASHINGTON. D. c.. June 25. 1887.
Secretary Fairchild this afternoon tele-
graphed to all assistant treasurers directing
The payment of July interest checks and
coupons upon presentation. Many OF the
intereet checks for registered bonds were
mailed in advance in anticipation OF this
action, so as to facilitate their payment. The
effect will be the release from the sub treas.
uries of about 50 100000. The remainder
of the interest checks will be mailed to day
Similar action has heretofore been taken by
the Department whenever occasion demand.
ed, but it sometimes happened that author
ity for their payment before maturity was
withheld.
Colonel Lamont and Mrs. Cleveland ar
rived in the city at $50 o'clock this
morning and proceeded direct to the White
House. Mrs. Cleveland is in the best OF
health and is enthusiastic over the pleasant
time spent among her school friends In
New York.
Signal Corps station at Kitty Hawk. N:
c., reports the two-masted schooner Rachael
II. Collins in distress abreast OF Body's Is
land. Her rudder is gone.
Secretary Farchild has denied an appiica-
ton for an allowance Of drawback on boards
pianed on ono side on the general ground
that such boards are not manufactured ar
ticles within the meaning of Section o,Ol9
Il. s., regulating allowances for DRAWBACKS
| Secretary FairchiId has addressed CIR
cular letter to importers of steel wire rods
stating the claim of the American Iron and
Steel Association that importations of steel
wire rods smaller than No. 3 wire guage
should be classified for duty at the rate OF
II cents per pound as steel wire, and say"
ing that if the importing interests desire to
be heard on that question. they will be gwen
an opportunity to Dc so any time after July
9Th next.
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COLLISION AVOIDED. A railroad accident
came near occurring in the vicinity Of
Nokesville, on Thursday The particulars,
az near as we could ascertain them, were as
follows The extra passenger from Warren
ton to Manassas had orders to run from
Warrcnton Junction to Manassas, to pass n
freight ut the Coal Bin, and to connect with
the morning passenger here. Before the
train started from Warronton Junction the
freigh; at the Coal Bin was ordered 10 run
to that place ana the passengers order at
The Junction was rescrded The freight set
out on its run as ordered, and the passen-
ger at Warrenton Junction misunderstood
its resembling order and started 10 Manas-
sas. Between the 32l and 33i mile post,
near Nokesville, there ~ a level stretch cf
road for some distance. Fortunately The
Two trains met here and sighted each other
before the crash came The Wnrrenton
train backed to Nokesviie and permitted
the freight TO pass.-MaaaSsos Gazette.
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To.DAY.s TELEGRAPMTC NEWS
Fire and Supposed Loss OF Life.

Fire and SuppOsed Eoss Oh AIie.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, June 25.-Fire broke
out last night at eleven o'clock and totally
DESTROYED the large brick block, corner OF
Bay aud Clay streets, occupied by Clark <
LOTUS. furniture Watson & Co., drugs, and
Sable Bros, leather. The loss on the build
ing and stock is City thousand dollars; insur-
auce ABOUT thirty thousand dollars. 1t is
supposed that three men who were in the
building trying to save goods when the
walls crashed in were killed. Their names
are unknown. Six others are hurt from the
same cause. none fatally.
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SHOT DowN.-Dr Edward II. Duggan, a
prominent physician of Brooklyn, N. y.
was shot dead in the street by young man
named George Weidler, yesterday evening.
The doctor was leaving the house occupied
by Mrs Mckay, whore he had heen max
ing professional call, when Wed!erstepped
up to him and engaged him in conversation.
In few moments Weidler was seen to raise
his hand, point revolver at the doctor
aud fire. AS he did so the doctor rushed
out to the middle of the street, holding his
arm over his face as if to shield himself from
the bullets. Thena second shot was heard and
third, and the doctor fell dead on the
street. The prisoner Was seen waiting
about the door of the house while the doctor
was there and it is surmised that he had
been on the lookout for his victim. There
is rumor connecting the name of the pris-
cner's sister with that of the doctor.
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MYSTERIOUS POISONING. "A case OF mys-
terlous poisoning in the family of Capt. W..
w. Hudson, at Lewisvile, King George
county. has caused no little excitement
throughout the county. On Friday night
of last week several members of Capt. Hud-
sons family including Mrs. Hudson. were
taken suddenly i'll, aud alarming symptoms
developed so rapidly that DR.. Il. ID. Ashton
was summoned, who. on reaching the IL
fated household, found one of the children
dead and others PROSTATE from the effects
of poison. 1t was ascertalned that some
time during the day Capt. Hudson made
some lemonade and dispensed it to his FAM
ily from Jug, which was said to contain
remnant of whiskey. DR.. Ashton immedi-
ately instituted critical investigation, and
on being told that the contents of the jug
had been thrown out, broke the Jug In order
to examine the sediment, II any renamed;
but there were not sufficient traces lett TO
enable him to determine exactly what artl-
Gle of poison caused the horrible result. One
theory is that Capt. Hudson had been using
paris green on his growing vegetables and
had probably been selling it in his store,
which is attached to his dwelling; that tea
cups were employed in using it, and that
the same cups, without being cleensed, were
used when the lemonade was drunk. An
other is that sugar of lead, by some means
unknown, found its way into the lemonade
and caused the poisoning. The child who died
was sprightly and interesting little boy,
seven years and six months old. The other
members of the family and Mr.. Henderson's
child are considered out of dapger.--breder-
sc1cj StU7
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FAILED TO AGaEE-The long and tedious
case of Martins administrator against the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company
was concluded at Danville yesterday, and
the jury failed to agree. The jury is said to
have stood nine to three in favor of the
plaintiff. It will be remembered Martin
was brakeman on the Virginia Midland
road, and was killed in recent accident on
that road when the whole train of freight
cars broke through trestle over Bannister
river. The suit was brought by his admin
istrator, claiming $4,000 damages. The
case was in progress eight days, and created
considerable interest.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The final exercises of the Virginia Mill,
tary Institute closed yesterday.
VIM. c. Norris, ST., one of the Oldest and
best known citizens of Culpeper county,
died on Monday in the eighty-first year oil
his age.
Governor and Mrs. Lee, accompanied by
several we'll known Richmond society
ladies, have gone to Old Point, where they
will remain for several days.
A colored man was killed near Freder-
icksburg yesterday, by the falling OF tree
which be was telling, and which caught
him in its descent.
A telegram from Charleston, w. Va, gives
information of the shooting there yesterday
of Lewis Lambert, of Richmond. Lambert
had been fugitive from the United States
army for some weeks.
The Board of Visitors OF the State Female
Normal school, 1T Farmvile, did not
elect 81 successor to DR.. Rullner, the pripci-
pal, but will meet on the ooh of July. Mr..
Cunningham, principal of the Madison Pub
lie school, of Richmond, is prominently
mentioned in connection with the position.
The resignation of the chairman Of the
Richmond city democratic committee. and
several other prominent officers OF ihaa
body, at its meeting Wednesday night, has
occasioned considerable comment there. and
their retirement just on the eve of the
opening of the campaign occasions some
surprise.
The Austin library at the University Ct
Virginia consisting of 5000 volnmes
has been arranged to itsef around the
gallery of the library and will be marked
by brass tablet. 1t is probable that
an Independent building will be construct
ed for the anatomical lectures, which will
be more conveniently situated for the
practical study OF anatomy than the present
medical hall, which has been re rooted. 4
lecture.room has been put in order
to accommodate the lecturers in medicine
and surgery.
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Killed by n Train.

MEXICO, Mo-, June 25.-Three men hor-
ribly mnugled were brought into the city
last evening by the Wabash express. Two
were dead and one was dying. The men
were walking along the Chicago and Alton
track which parallels the Wabash, and
stepping over on the latter TO avoid Chi
cago u Alton train, they were struck from
behind by Wabash train, which they did
not see approaching and two were killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-06-25

WHEAT CRoP.-Wheat harvest com.
menced in this section this week. Here
and there we hear of q good crop; but &C.
counts generally so far as received by us are
wheat stood thin on the ground after the
hard winter, and much of this did not fully
head. The rain fall of Wednesday conse-
quently increases the cost of harvesting
IFdrrentOn Hlder
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RECEIVER ApPoINTEp.-The Catoctin

RECEIVER APPoINTED.-The Catoctin
Iron Company, at Frederick, Md, yesterday
went into the hands of Thomas Gorsuch,
who filed bond for 800, 900 as receiver. The
company asked for the appointment of re-
ceiveg for protection against the creditors Of
e. L. Harper, of the recently collapsed Fl.
deity National Bank Of Cincinnati, who had
been an extensive purchaser from the Ca
toctin Company, and a number of whose
drafts are in thu hands of the company. The
suspension s only temporary.
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THE sTRINGENCY in the money market
was one OF the causes of the furry in stocks
at New York yesterday Secretary Fair
child says that should panic seem immi'
neut he will authorize the prepay oil
the interest due July 1. which would re-
lease about 80 100000 He also says that il
it should become necessary he would oifer
to redeem at once without rebate, the S19,-
900, 600 three per cent. bonds maturing July
1st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-06-25

PREsENTATIoN-Fo some years past, a
full length oil painting of Gen. R. f. Lee
has been hanging in the sheriff's office in this
town. 1t was painted by Mr.. S. 7. Shuman
and represents the General in full uniform,
on the battle field. On last court day, Gen.
W. II. F. Lee, who was on visit to Lees,
burg, admired the picture and pronounced
it an excellent likeness, wherenpon the
owner, Mr. Reed B. PoultoD, presented it to
him. and has had it forwarded to his address,
Rurkes Station, Fairfax connty.-LeeSbHrg
WaShiRQt0nidn.
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The Thistle victorious.

GLASGOW, June 25.-The Thistle won the
prize in the race to day, covering the course
in hours, minutes and 40 seconds. The
time Of the Trex was 4 hours, is minutes and
10 seconds During the contest the lrex
got to the windward of the Thistle and
rounded the first flag boat two minutes
ahead. The Thistle. however, quickly re-
gained Inc lead and won.
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a Mothers Terrible Deed.

EDINEUEGH. June 25.-Mrs. Leckie, wife
Of Presbyterian minister at Airth, near
GrAugemouth, County Of Stirling, Scotland,
ia fit OF temporary insanity last night,
cnt tho Threats OF her three children and
then har own.
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Death oram Ex-Attorncy General.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, June 25.-Gen. James
Speed, whose serious illness was announced
in these dispatches several weeks ago, died
at 3:l5 n. m, at his home, in this county.
The deceased was Attorney General under
President Lincoln. Ho was in his 10th
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To Celebrate the Death of his Wife

RACINE, Wis. June pa sensation was
caused here yesterday By the issuance by an
ex-Aidermen and prominent citizen of this
city Of $50 invitations for the celebration on
sunday next of the death of his wife. The
lady died last spring. Il is reported that
The man has bought $50 worth of fire works
20 be used in the celebration" A commits
sion has been appointed by the county judge
10 examine into his mental condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-06-25
Mine Disaster.

VIRGINIA, New, June pa rescuing
party has managed to reach the 400 ootlevel,
where the recent explosion occurred. They
found FIVE miners dead. They had evident
~ been asphyxiated while endeavoring to
eacnnn
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IncOrDOralCG.

New YORK, June 25.-The Danville Ice
Company filed certificate of incorporation
in The county clerks Office to day. It's cap
itaI is $4,000. 1t proposes to manufacture
ice at Danvi!le, Va.
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sentcncaato he HANGED.

BALTIMORE, June 25.-John Thomas
Ross, coIored, convicted of the murde. Of
Emily Brown, white, whose body was sold
by him to the Medical University, was to-
day sentenced TO be hanged.
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Large Fire.

PORTLAND, Greg, June PA special
dispatch to the Oyegonian. from Dayton, W.
7. says: a fire here yesterday destroyed
property 10 the amount of $4,000, insur.
ance $50 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-06-25

Last week Mr.. ]. l.. Hornbaker skipped q
car loaded with railroad ties to Philadelphia
from Nokesville. This is the first attempt of
private individuals 10 ship ties from that
place, and if this proves a success it may
give the people Of Pennsylvania a better
market for ties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-06-25
London SIock Market.

LONDON, Juno 25.-The London stock
markets are calm. 1t is the general feeling
in the markets chat the worst in the New York
Stock Exchange has passed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-06-25

1t is reported that the man who has been
robbing the mails between fredericksburg
and the Northern Neck has been detected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-06-25

DEERLEss ICE CREAM FREEZERs, for sale
/ at reduced prices, at SO King street. corner of
Royal [ie9l J. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
A VERY handsome assortment of P. K. and
n SILK LIN HAND SCARFS, from to SOC, at
my16 A. B. SLAYMAKEES.
INDIA GAUZE, Gossamcr and Balbriggan
! Shirts, long and short sleeves, just received at
my12 AMOS B. SLAYMAKER'S.
C.HoICE MACKEREL and POTOMAC ROE
u HERRING for sale by
feb2t ]. C. MILBURN.
IN BAGS CHOICE La GUAYRA COFFEE re-
ie7 J.C. MILBURN.
IELLIEs, PRESERVES and FRUIT BUTTER
- for sale by
ap6 @. MILBURN.
;1URE BLACKBERRY CORDIAL, made for
augIo GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
DAsKETs-A fun line of covered and open
% Baskets for sale by
mh2l J.C. MILBURN.
DRINK MoxEY's NERVE FOOD
~ for sale by
apo J.D.H.LUNT.
EREsG BUTTER and EGGS constantly re-
L ceived and for sale by
my31 ]. C. MILBURN.
sFXED PICKLE, CHOW CHOW AND Gu
w cumber Pickles. for sale at
ian2o J. C. NILBURN's.
WHITE SPREADS from 81 lbc to 81, at
w [my13l AMOS B. sLAYMAKER'S.
n NC FRENCH BLACKING, only 5 cts at
". JANIS j. G. MILBURN's.
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llnl,inl.

VIENNA, June Pit is officially denied
here that King Milan intends to abdicato
the Servian throne.
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The Genesfn.

LONDON, June pa steamship reports
having seen the Genesta of Portland Bill,
Isle of Portland, Dorsetshire at a. m.
today.
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CHICAGO, June %, II a. m.-Wheat opened
shade weaker at 20 for July, and is now quoted at
9a,a697s. Corn weaker; July 1878. July Oats
25a251s. July Lard So 80. July ribs 81 %